Track everything you watch
Find a film or a show, save it, mark it watched, and pick it up later without scrolling through everything. The evening routine of “what do we watch next”, answered.

macOS & iOS · Movie & TV tracker
Cinephile tracks the films and shows you love — per episode, across iPhone and Mac — and keeps the library on your devices, not in someone else’s account system.
Coming soon to the App Store & Mac App Store

Find a film or a show, save it, mark it watched, and pick it up later without scrolling through everything. The evening routine of “what do we watch next”, answered.
Shows track progress episode by episode, with the next one always marked. Resuming a season after a break never becomes a memory exercise.
Built-in Watchlist and Watched keep themselves tidy; custom lists hold everything else — Sci-Fi Night, Slow Burns, whatever the occasion calls for.
Artwork, ratings, cast, and episode data for everything you track — the real catalogue, not a summary of it.
Four tabs in your pocket, a sidebar and room for more metadata on the Mac. Both share the same components, so a fix on one platform rarely stays behind on the other.
No Cinephile account. The library lives on your devices, and sharing a title sends a plain link that works for people who don’t have the app.
Progress tracking
Every show carries its own progress bar — per season, per episode. Open a series and the next episode is already marked, the watched ones already counted, so the only decision left is whether to watch one more.

Lists
The Watchlist and Watched lists look after themselves — save a title and it lands where it belongs, finish it and it moves along. Custom lists hold the rest, filterable and sortable when they grow past a screen.

iPhone
The iPhone app keeps four tabs — Home, Search, Lists, and Profile — with the same components underneath as the Mac. Featured and trending titles are never more than a tap away, and sharing sends a plain link anyone can open.


Cinephile is in the final stretch for the App Store and Mac App Store — a tracker whose library doesn’t depend on someone else’s business plan.